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Barack Obama has said that the world “can’t take cover behind a divider” to shield themselves from the turmoil and destitution of different countries amid an excursion to Germany

The guided reference toward Donald Trump, came as both the present and previous presidents end up in Europe, in a planning mishap which welcomes coordinated examination between their two profoundly extraordinary residencies.

He didn’t specify his successor’s name once, however made an evident reference to Mr. Trump’s pledge to manufacture a divider on the southern US fringe with Mexico that has come to symbolize the sitting president’s inclination for noninterventionist talk.

“On the off chance that there are interruptions in these nations, if there is awful administration, if there is war or if there is neediness, in this new world that we live in we can’t disengage ourselves,” he said. “We can’t hole up behind a wall.”

The Obama Foundation says the previous President acknowledged the welcome before the US decision, so the cover with Mr Trump’s first presidential outing to Europe is absolutely unplanned.

Talking before the Brandenburg Gate close by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Mr. Obama pushed his vision with openness between countries, saying that globalization and innovation were contracting the world.

Noting a question on the exile emergency, he stated: “according to God, a kid on the opposite side of the fringe is similarly as deserving of sympathy and love as my own kid. We can’t recognize them regarding their value.

“In any case, we are heads of country states, and we have limited assets. Some portion of the employment of governments is to express solidarity while working inside legitimate and national imperatives.”

“The world is at a junction,” Mr Obama included. The broadening imbalance crevice inside countries and additionally between countries was a noteworthy concern, he said. In the meantime, “The world has never been wealthier, more sound and never been exceptional taught.”

“On the off chance that we can maintain that advance, then I’m extremely idealistic about our future. My occupation now is to help them make it to the following stride,” Mr Obama said.

In another discourse later in the southwestern German town of Baden-Baden where he acknowledged a German media prize, Obama said he was worried in regards to how innovation progresses had made “it’s ironically easier for people to retreat into our own bubbles.”

He included: “We can find people on the internet who agree with our ideas, no matter how crazy. Democracies do not work if we are not operating on some level based on reason and fact and logic – and not just passion. We’re going to have to find ways to push back on propaganda and listen to those we don’t agree with.”

Ms. Merkel met both Mr Obama and Mr Trump, making a trip from Berlin to Brussels for a Nato meeting.

While Mr Obama was met with cheering group at the Kirchentag, a customary four-day Protestant celebration, President Trump touched base in Brussels as a huge number of dissenters went to “Trump Not Welcome” exhibit.

The President ifaced a troublesome meeting at the Nato summit. Despite the fact that he has as of late altered his opinion about the value of the 28-country alliance, pronouncing that it was “no longer outdated”, he confronted intense inquiries on various issues, including environmental change and Russia.

With respect to what happens once a president goes out. Mr Obama said he had spent the most recent four months “attempting to get up to speed with my rest” and investing more energy with his family.

“I’m extremely pleased with the work I did as president,” he stated, including he was particularly glad for medicinal services change.

“My hope was to get 100 percent of people health care. We didn’t quite achieve that but we were able to get 20 million people health care who didn’t have it before. Certainly I have some regrets that we weren’t able to get everyone health care.”

“Now some of the progress we made is imperiled because a significant debate is taking place in the United States,” he included, again staying away from direct saying of Mr. Trump, who is endeavoring to disassemble the purported Obamacare.

Only four months before Germany’s race, Mr Obama’s insignificant appearance with Ms. Merkel, broadcast live on four systems, raised worries that he was helping her re-decision campaign.